B&B La Torre

We liked the hands-off approach since we had our own plans. There isn't a traditional B&B hostess cooking meals and so on. Still, there were lots of breakfast foods and drinks, and everyone was very quiet. The place was clean, comfortable, and had WiFi. It sits between two train stations and near several small cafes. There's an old-fashioned lift up to the B&B floor. We brought a laptop to watch TV, but mostly we were out exploring the city.

The food was simple and fresh, and it was replenished. The room was clean and pretty, and the location was great. Teresa looked after the property and guests so well that we assumed she was the proprietor. This is a wonderful B&B, and if you set your expectations properly, you'll be extremely happy with it. Teresa makes a great B&B exemplary.

It's a good location for seeing Rome. The B&B is about a 10-minute walk from Roma Termini, and you can reach many attractions on foot or take the tube. On arrival, the owner, who speaks perfect English and is really nice, gives you a map and explains the main places to visit and how to get to them easily. The rooms are cleaned every morning, and each has its own bathroom. There's free WiFi and a shared breakfast room that's available whenever you want to eat. Breakfast is biscuits, tea, coffee, marmalade, and chocolate, so it's not a continental breakfast. The B&B has everything you need for a stay in Rome.

The rooms were clean and modern, and the kitchen was well equipped. It's close to the station, metro lines, and lots of sights. Communication was really fantastic, and the coffee was amazing. I'd highly recommend it.